Cannot get around this CTD

[jduke]

At some point, the game I saved leads to CTD and I seem unable to find the point where it branched to this situation.
Sometimes I would get an error "R6025 pure virtualfunction call" and sometime it just crashes on a new turn.
Attached are 2 saves:
09-12-02-2.1.sav can be loaded but then gets to a CTD at a new turn
09-12-03-3.3.sav cannot be loaded.

Please help.
Thanks.

[Brusilov]

What mod are you playing?

[Finn]

As Brusilov mentioned you forgot to tell us what mod you are playing.......anyway I assumed it was FOE (and it was) and loaded both saves. Unfortunately I got the same results as yourself. With the Fow toggled It seemed to crashed just as a rebel army was about to move near Flomona.

We'll take a look and see if we can isolate the problem.

I assume you have applied the 1.2 patch and have been activating the script at game start. Also you know when you reload a save you have to terminate the background script by pressing Esc and then ?, or exiting completely to the desktop.

[jduke]

Sorry guys, you are right, I should have mentioned the mod. I so assumed that the whole world is excited about this one.
I do follow the terminate script rule, but may have missed a couple of times. Would that accumulate?

I will try to go a way back into my saves and try to get around the problem, but this looks like something important to report since it seems to get stuck and may indicate a place in the geography/script that gets bad.

Thanks..

PS. how do I place this question in the right part of the forum?

[Finn]

The best place right now is the sticked bugs and issues thread. Good luck with getting around the crash!

[Carados]

Sometimes I would get an error "R6025 pure virtualfunction call" and sometime it just crashes on a new turn.

I got a similar error on ExRM playing as Armenia once. The error would always occur in the Greek cities turn. Starting a new campaign, or going a few turns back lets you play on. Though that would almost certainly be because the trigger no longer occurs.